A Sequel To The Next Four Years
National Honor Society Seniors Ready for Their Next Step
The seniors of West Bloomfield High school’s (WBHS) National Honors Society (NHS) are ready for the next chapter of their lives. NHS seniors include:
Deborah AdenijiAntara AjjampurChristopher AljounyZainab Al-Kushaly
Zachary Allread Amber Autry Blair Baetan Brooke Bain Fabiola Belaen Jordan Barker Rupin Balabhadra Julia Bartus Courtney Benevides Dana Betty Michael Bologna Jessica Bowser Isabel Brickman Sabrina Brogniart Melanie Bumler Sara Cahn Emily Chaben Anthony Chen Lakkyn Clark Cassandra Cruz Arielle Davidson Lindsey Davis Taylor Declue Nicole Dean Brooke Desposato Nicholas Dronchi Daniel Eillender |
Brandon ErlichmanRoberto EscalanteLana FloerKelsey Gasso
Brendan Gimby Mark Gladshteyn Johnathan Nirenberg Brooke Nosanchuck Sarah Opie Bobak Ossarah Diba Ossarah Taiah Pelt Lauren Perry Caroline Peschansky Raino Pintamo Michael Prewitt Divan Putrus Jacob Rashty Eli Ravid Benjamin Reinheimer Lillian Richards Anna Ringuette Kevin Rothstein Murrah Sabouni Kelsey Samson Annie Savka Maxwell Singer Anna Spoto Lauren Stahl Dylan Stiger Lauren Sweeny |
Carina TaylorJacob ThomaRachel ThomasMahalia Thomas
Charles Tobin Lakyah Tyner Carissa Vadella Lauren Veasey Maxim Vinogradov Rachel Walls Jordyn Weiss Morgan Williamson Chase Yarber Rio Mizuno Jasmine Morigney Emily Murzyn Zoia Naseem Ijeoma Ndupu Jillian Goldstone Lauren Gorny Matthew Goryl Tiffeny Gripper Alexandra Hairston Marissa Hansen Dominque Hermez Giuliana Herrera Hadley Hoffman Emma Huez Ellery Isenstein Lindsay Ishbia Nicole Ishbia |
Stephanie JabroIffat JahanJoshua JankelovitzJesse Jeppeson
Cheng Jiang Cameron Johnson Robert Jones Michael Kakos Paul Kamash Liza Kohlenberg Clayton Kowalewski Jarrell Ku Taylor LaPorte Amanda Larsen Katy Lau Meghan Lederman Cassandra Leslie Jaeina Limbo Gabby Lowenthal Jianella Macalino Jasmine Moudoun Dua Malik Arhum Mahmood Nick Martin Shawn Matharu Alexandra McDonough Gillian Meyers Alison Miner Aleena Mirza |
NHS is a program designed to recognize high school students and their outstanding achievements made throughout their high school careers. NHS honors students who show excellence in the areas of scholarships, leadership, service and character. To be a part of NHS, WBHS students must maintain a 3.5 gpa or higher. NHS offers students opportunities to help their community with activities such as tutoring, which count as NHS community service hours.
Teacher and advisor Noel McHardy said, “This year’s NHS members (especially the seniors) have worked hard to grow our tutoring programs at the Middle Schools. We have organized tutoring at Abbott and OLMS twice per week. Jarrell organized online signups for the tutoring spots, and they fill up as soon as the online signup is available every month. Many seniors exceeded the required 20 hours of tutoring. This year we are introducing the WBHS NHS Scholarship for one graduating senior. I hope that the seniors continue to give their time and considerable talents to those who would benefit from them after they leave WBHS, and realize that they all have gifts that will benefit our society – and they should use them for good!”
NHS president Jarrell Ku said, “Being president has been a really great experience, at times it can be a lot of work, not that much, but enough that I feel I make an impact on the community. A few things that presidents do, is they send out all the emails from important information Mrs. McHardy forwards to us. We also set up tutoring for the middle school, with both OLMS and Abbott sessions about three days a week. I made online signups for that. Overall its been a good experience and has helped me a lot. Being a part of NHS and as president, I have learned to be accountable and it teaches one to have accountability. But also how to be a servant leader, one he leads to serve the chapter not himself.”
Brooke Bain shared “As a senior in NHS I have a fun time, and really great experiences with my community service hours, volunteering at Doherty in the classes, and it’s really great because I get to work with all the kids, and working with them has helped me to decide what I would like to do with my future, in pediatrics someday, and it is a really great experience opportunity. It is great to have NHS on your schedule for colleges and it helps you to create a generalized lifestyle which I believe is important, to help make a difference overall. I have really liked being in NHS, helping with all the events, and helping others.”
Morgan Williamson stated, “NHS has made me more involved within the community, I am able to work with other people and it’s really nice. It has also made me more involved and motivated to work hard. Overall it has been a great experience and I really enjoy all that we do especially the community service.” With such great remarks from a few of the students in NHS apart of the graduating class of 2015, it is clear that the experiences gained from NHS will stick with this great group of students for the rest of their lives.
Congratulations, seniors!
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